Iran’s Foreign Minister, Seyed Abbas Arahchi, He informed that for the moment There will be no agreement between your country and the United States In relation to the enrichment of uranium, theme that weeks ago He shot the climb of tensions in the Middle East. According to the Iranian official, the treaty will not be signed while Washington continues to demand that the development of this technology Be null.
Besides, Araghchi highlighted: “Washington must explain why he attacked Irancompensate Iran for the damage caused and ensure that he will not do it again, in future conversations. “
Negotiations between Iran and the United States: stagnant
In an interview published Thursday by the Financial Times in Tehran, Araghchi said there is room for dialogue. However, he stressed that between the two countries there is no firm proposal: “Without zero enrichment, we have nothing”
When referring to an eventual resumption of nuclear conversations between Tehran and Washington, Araghchi said that “the path to negotiation is narrow, but not impossible,” and called the United States to demonstrate a “real determination for a beneficial agreement for all”, with “real measures that encourage trust”
In that context, he said that “Washington must explain why he attacked Irancompensate Iran for the damage caused and ensure that he will not do it again, In future conversations”
June 13, Israel carried out a series of bombings on different areas of Iranincluding nuclear and military objectives. Subsequently, on June 22, the United States launched air attacks against three Iranian nuclear facilities. After twelve days of clashes, Iran and Israel reached a high fire on June 24.
Iran said that he will collaborate with the OIEA but that inspections to their facilities “can be risky”
Iran plans to continue its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (OIEA)dependent on the United Nations, despite the restrictions in force approved by its Parliament, according to Foreign Minister. However, he warned that access to nuclear facilities affected by Recent bombings presents challenges in terms of security.
After the Air attacks carried out by Israel and the United States last month, The Iranian Parliament approved a new legislation required by the authorization of the Supreme National Security Council —The main defense agency of the country – so that IEA inspectors can enter nuclear facilities.
The bombings were aimed at facilities linked to the Iranian nuclear program, which according to Western powers would aimed at the development of a Atomic weapon. Tehran, meanwhile, has maintained for years that its program has exclusively peaceful purposes, recalled the Reuters agency.
“The risk of spreading radioactive materials and explosion of ammunition remains are serious,” Araqchi told state media. “For us, that IEA inspectors approach nuclear sites have a security aspect (…) and the safety of the inspectors themselves is a matter that must be examined“He added.
Although the collaboration between Iran and the nuclear control agency was not interrupted, Araqchi indicated that it will now be carried out under a different modality, subject to the criteria of the Supreme National Security Council, as expressed in a meeting with diplomats based in Tehran.
“The Council will decide case by case on the requests of the OIEA to continue surveillance in Iran, taking into account the security and protection issues,” The minister said.
Source: Ambito
